In this week’s Under Contract, UrbanTurf looks at four recently-featured homes that went under contract in a week and a half or less.

Six Days for an Adams Morgan Townhouse

This three-level home in Adams Morgan was listed in mid-November and went under contract in six days. The property features two living rooms, an updated kitchen and three bedrooms. Although the rooms are split over a few levels, the white paint, modern finishings and hardwood floors unite the spaces. Currently the property has a brick terrace; however, according to the listing, this can be transformed into a parking space.

This five-bedroom rowhouse in Shepherd Park lasted just seven days on the market. When featured, UrbanTurf compared the home to the aesthetic in Mount Pleasant because of the older-style fireplace adjacent to the front door, as well as a wide galley-style kitchen and a large dining room with double doors that lead to a sunroom

We had a feeling that this Bethesda Cape Cod would move fast and it did. The home comes with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a screened-in front porch, a rear deck and a list price just south of $600,000. It found a buyer in nine days.

This Brookland one-bedroom was on the market just five days before it was snatched up. The two-bedroom condo is actually priced and sized similarly to a one-bedroom however, there is a space just off the living room that can be transformed into an office or small bedroom. Additionally, the high ceilings expands the home.